1.“distinguish”的现在分词
1.a distinguishing feature, mark etc. makes someone or something clearly different from other similar people or things
1.The present participle of distinguish
1.Distinguishing the early stage of a wave from that of a ripple is very hard. There is no magic formula to doing this right.
正确区分早期海浪和早期微波很困难，没有什么灵丹妙药。
2.This suffices with the mass of the people who have no means of distinguishing the false from the true paragraphs of a newspaper.
对于无从区分新闻段落中真伪的大众，这个手段十分有效。
3.Faces just seem all the same - in the same way that you or I might have trouble distinguishing sheep by their faces.
（对他们来说）脸看上去似乎都是一样的——这就跟你我可能很难根据脸部区分绵羊一样。
4.After setting up normal RBC experimental data, we attempt to develop a rapid test chip capable of distinguishing RBC ill or not.
初步建立正常血球的实验资料后，进一步发展成为能以物理性质即时分辨红血球是否罹病的快速检验晶片。
5.The game, based on distinguishing between sounds, is claimed to deliver the equivalent of two years improvement in just a few weeks.
据称，一款基于辨音的游戏只要几个星期就能让游戏者达到两年学习才有的成效。
6.Distinguishing the professional and concepts of Quality from that of the word quality.
是用于强调专业意义上的质量概念和不同意义的质量之间的区别。
7.How could I explain to them that there was no logical means of distinguishing between the sound of a in warm and o in worm.
我怎能对他们解释在warm中的a音和在worm中的o音，没有一个合乎逻辑的分辨方式呢？
8.Diagnosis is often delayed because of the difficulties in distinguishing between a flare-up and a septic affection of the joint.
诊断通常是延迟，因为难以区分爆发了感情和化粪池的联合。
9.Now the point to ponder is what was the distinguishing feature of that cogent speaker that didn't make your eyelids heavy with sleep?
现在思考的一点是没有睡眠眼皮沉重，有说服力的扬声器的显着特点是什么？
10.The distinguishing characters seem to be only a matter of degree, and the variation pattern should be studied in the field.
区分的特征好像只是程度的问题，并且变化式样应该被在野外研究。